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16/09/2010

Presented by Jenni Murray. How should women tackle street harassment? Plus, autumn fashions.

Presented by Jenni Murray. The latest in autumn fashions - leopard-print and lace, brocade and brogues. Today, an increasing number of young women are objecting to street harassment, Jenni is joined by Vicky Simister, founder of LASH, the London Anti-Street Harassment Campaign to explore the issue. With most obituaries commemorating men, the programme discusses what makes a life worth marking.

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  • Street Harassment

    Vicky Simister, Founder London Anti-Street Harassment Campaign (LASH) and Brendan O'Neill, Editor, Spiked On-Line.

    Duration: 13:30

  • Obituaries - Why Are They Usually About Men?

    Jenni is joied by Chris Maume, Obituaries Editor at the Independent and Ann Wroe, Obituaries Editor at The Economist.

    Duration: 09:31

  • Joan Bakewell

    Joan Bakewell laments what she regards as the decline in standards of handwriting.

    Duration: 04:21

  • Autumn Fashion

    Alex Fullerton, Acting Fashion Editor of Stylist magazine and Julia Robson, fashion writer and journalist look at the new season's styles.

    Duration: 07:03

  • Grandma's Cooking

    For many, meals made by grandma are the ultimate comfort food. Laura Sheeter went to find out what's so special about grandma's cooking.

    Duration: 07:02

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  • Thu 16 Sep 2010 10:00
    Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4

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